Sentence examples similar to Prescribed obligation from inspiring English sources
Today, we face a myriad of legally prescribed obligations to employees, such as paying salary, withholding taxes, accommodating the disabled and maintaining a safe work environment.
Nationalisms in this wider sense can vary somewhat in their conceptions of the nation (which are often left implicit in their discourse), in the grounds for and degree of its value, and in the scope of their prescribed obligations.
The framers of the convention cannot have envisaged that "any obligation prescribed by law" under article 5(1)(b) could include the simple obligation not to obstruct a constable; otherwise, article 5 would permit any police power of detention however broad or unreasonable.
The House of Lords decided, however, that any deprivation of liberty involved in such a search would not violate article 5 because it would be "in order to secure the fulfilment of any obligation prescribed by law" – a type of detention permitted by article 5(1)(b).
The practice is so deeply rooted in tradition that many people believe it is a religious obligation prescribed by the Koran.
According to the New China News Agency, the lawmaking body agreed to assume the obligations prescribed in Item 1(a) of Article 8 in line with "provisions of China's Constitution, Trade Union Law and Labor Law".
Shared expectations regarding the nature of the relationship as well as the expected roles and obligations prescribed for each gender provide a common understanding of what a relationship should resemble within a given sociocultural context.
Prescribing a legal obligation with penal and financial sanctions, without thinking through the mechanism for its enforcement, and the resulting lack of accountability, might mean that cases of failure to report fall through the cracks.
